Anonymous #2 1d

then go somewhere else.

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Anonymous OP 1d

You asked women’s opinions. My opinion is that I don’t care

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Anonymous OP 1d

I also really don’t care. Stop asking me to fry minnows

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Anonymous #3 1d

not every question asked here involves you- if you don’t care then you don’t have to answer. many people have stronger opinions!

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Anonymous #1 1d

The team with all male players would always win

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Anonymous #4 1d

the teams would be co-ed dingus

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Anonymous #1 1d

Dumbass you would just draft the minimum required and bench them the entire game

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Anonymous #4 1d

usually there’s a requirement for a minimum number of both genders to be on the field at a given time

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Anonymous #5 1d

do you agree with those rules existence? some would say that they’re draconian and fascist

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Anonymous OP 1d

To a certain extent, yes. I think it helps keep our current system of higher level sports fair, however I do think there’s most definitely another compromise to be made. I just don’t know if it will be because I think most of those solutions end up being changing our current system, that people like, and there’s so few trans athletes already that I don’t think it’s enough of an issue for people yet

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Anonymous #5 1d

theres already mountains of evidence pointing to how puberty blockers affects muscle mass and reduces testosterone that, when put to the test, do not affect the overall advantage of sports with trans women. I asked to assess, yes, but my own personal feelings are that saying no or that there is nuance to this conversation captitulates to the conservative class that trans issues shouldn’t be taken seriously and just exist to sweep under the rug. Right to Play = Right To Exist

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Anonymous OP 1d

And let’s be real, the biggest issue women face in the US is obviously not trans women, it’s cis men. If they’re really so concerned with women’s wellbeing, I’d love to see them start talking about how the US accounts for 70% of femicide in wealthy countries or the SA/rape rate against women. Those are my main concern, it’s just extremely obvious they don’t care about women, they simple don’t like trans people

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Anonymous OP 1d

I never mentioned puberty blockers btw. The tests that are done measure the percent of testosterone vs estrogen, which in itself is flawed as each individual has their own levels to said hormones. And I’m saying it’s a complete non issue when compared to, first, the number of trans women trying to compete with said testing, and, second, the rest of the issues women face that aren’t being addressed AT ALL

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Anonymous #5 1d

Exactly, so it should be obvious that they should be allowed to play to begin with.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Obvious is a strong word for a complicated issue, but yes I feel as though they should be allowed to play under the current rules until we find something better

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Anonymous #5 1d

why do you not think trans women should be included then?

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Anonymous OP 1d

I in fact never said that, I believe I said they should be allowed to play under the current system

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Anonymous #5 1d

Because I literally gave you exact science that says its not an unfair advantage

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Anonymous OP 1d

Right and I agree, do I not? I think trans women should be able to play

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Anonymous OP 17h

But it does involve me as I have an opinion and am a woman. My opinion is that I really don’t care if they join or don’t join. If you don’t want actual opinions why even ask?

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Anonymous #4 13h

In what sports?

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Anonymous #6 9h

absolutely agreed! It’s like how female boxers get chastised globally for being so called ‘testosterone hijacking’ when really that’s just how they were born! Transphobia, especially in sports, hurts all women!

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